tag:support.iconfactory.com,2010-08-18:/discussions/questions/9208-iconfactory-contactfeedback-for-softwareThe Iconfactory, Inc: Discussion 2018-10-18T20:21:07Ztag:support.iconfactory.com,2010-08-18:Comment/134002722012-02-03T00:57:19Z2014-01-23T03:33:57ZIconfactory Contact/Feedback for: Software<div><p>Gedeon was commenting on Twitter earlier that some people found
Twitterrific's new gap fill support worked well while other's were
having issues. Thought I'd share my experience with my iPad.</p>
<p>This morning, a 5 hour gap filled in completely. I didn't count
the number of new tweets, so I can't tell you it it was filled with
a single request or if multiple ware required.</p>
<p>Tonight, I launched Twitterrific on the iPad for the first time
since before I went to work. The newest tweet from the previous
reading session was 11 hours old. The new tweets were downloaded
and all the old previous tweets except the "newest" one were pushed
off the tweet list.</p>
<p>I'm not sure how many tweets are displayed on screen by default,
but I want to say 200 (I could just be making that up, though).
After the update I just described, I had 199 tweets ranging from
just now to 34 minutes ago and 1 tweet from 11 hours ago.</p>
<p>If I tapped Load More, the loaded tweets would be the ones prior
the to the 11 hour-old tweet, not the ones prior to the 34 minute
old tweet.</p>
<p>For what it's worth, I do use Tweet Marker and my mark was set
at a tweet from 50 minutes ago, so it was outside the range of the
downloaded tweets. Not sure if that matters or not.</p>
<p>--Eric</p></div>eblairtag:support.iconfactory.com,2010-08-18:Comment/134002722012-02-07T00:34:18Z2012-02-07T00:34:18ZIconfactory Contact/Feedback for: Software<div><p>Eric,</p>
<p>Are you still seeing this behavior? Please let me know if it
still works this way or if it is now doing something different.</p>
<p>Thanks,<br>
-Kelly Iconfactory Support</p></div>Kellytag:support.iconfactory.com,2010-08-18:Comment/134002722012-02-07T00:40:28Z2014-01-23T03:33:59ZIconfactory Contact/Feedback for: Software<div><p>Yeah, I just noticed some day-old tweets hanging around the
bottom of my timeline. I didn't confirm that Load More would load
day-old tweets, but that would've been consistent with what I've
seen in the past.</p>
<p>--Eric</p></div>eblairtag:support.iconfactory.com,2010-08-18:Comment/134002722012-02-07T01:06:33Z2012-02-07T01:06:33ZIconfactory Contact/Feedback for: Software<div><p>Eric,</p>
<p>If you kill all running applications and then relaunch
Twitterrific, do you get the same thing or not?</p>
<p>-Kelly</p></div>Kellytag:support.iconfactory.com,2010-08-18:Comment/134002722012-02-07T01:12:48Z2014-01-23T03:34:01ZIconfactory Contact/Feedback for: Software<div><p>No, killing it seems to force a redownload of the messages so
there aren't any old messages loitering.</p>
<p>--Eric</p></div>eblair